I purchased the TMPGEnc 2.5 download version about a month ago and my computer crashed recently and I lost everything. How do I go about redownloading it? I can't contact support because it requires a serial number which I don't have anymore! I also never registered because I had just gotten it but I can't create an account without the serial number! Help!

Of course you can still contact support.
If you did indeed legitimately purchase a serial code then just tell them your case and your reasons for not having a serial code.
I'm sure they will still have your email address on file that they sent the original serial to.
If they find that your case is satifactory I'm sure they will oblige by resending the code to the same email address.

Yeah, I left this going last night, and when I checked on it this morning, there was an error box that just said "error 580 848". I clicked ok, like 4 times and then it said "error 277 848" and numerous other #'s. I chcecked the progress of my movie........ it was at 96% and now isn't doing anything. Just sittng there.
I'm running Windows XP Pro on a Gateway Mediacenter with 69 GB available.
Anyone have any ideas?????

I have a 3 hour avi file encoded with divx5. I set everything up in 2.5 and it was encoding fine until almost the end where it gave me a message, "invalid scanline" or something similar and stopped the encoding. Would've been nice to have a 'skip frame' option. But no, it made the whole thing useless.

The avi plays fine in players.

So i grabbed 3.0 because you can cut out parts of the movie. I was just going to test if it could encode the bad part and if it couldn't, i'd cut out half a second or so. So when i add the avi to 3.0 and play it in the cutting mode, it won't show a picture, only the 1st frame. When it encodes it just encodes the one frame which stays on screen forever but with sound.

I used DivFix and DivxRepair an neither reported any errors with the file.

I've downloaded and installed the divx codec off the official website just in case something was wrong. Same problem still. So i downloaded a movie trailer off the site. It plays fine but it has no sound. LOL. Opposite problem.

I've also noticed, the trailer is 1:15 but in tmp 3.0 in the 'clip info it reports it as 1813 frames but in the 'cut-edit' when i play it says xxxx/3762 frames.

i'm a newbie and for some reason i don't know how to adjust the output size of the avi. it always outputs at i think 352x240. i have TMPGEnc Plus 2.521. does anyone know how to adjust the output size of the avi? i want to use the avi in premiere and after effects so that i can edit a home made dvd and add effects.

i forgot to add that i want to export my editted movie to dvd (viewable on tv) so i also don't want to lose any quality which i've experienced in lots of other ripping programs. i seem to get pixelation in black clothes and jerky movements. any help would be appreciated.

Please follow this useful guide:

http://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=222898

Make sure you read very carefully because there are many alternatives to each method in there!

I am trying to encide an AVI file to MP2 using this software. When I select the video file, I get the error "File can not open or unsupported"

What is wrong here and what can I do to fix?

Thanks.

You're encoding an AVI to MP2? I don't think that's possible. Maybe you are converting an AVI to MPEG? Make sure your AVI is working. If it is, go into TMPGEnc, Options, Environmental Setting, VFAPI plug in. Right-click on DirectShow Multimedia File Reader and increase the priority so that the entire row is at the top of the list. Restart TMPGEnc and try converting.

I had the same problem, you need to download some codecs to get it to work

same prob. where can i get these codecs please?

im having a problem with compressing my avi files. the final file has a lot of boxes in the movie its self....pixelation i think thats the term. is there a way to work around this? im using tmpgenc with the default settings for mpeg2.please help.thank you

Was your original AVI like this? If yes, please check that you have installed the proper codec. You can download the free GSpot to see what codec it uses. You're "compressing" the AVI? Do you mean "converting"?

I'm trying to encode a Windows Media 9 encoded file to DVD (MPEG-2). It's encoding fine, but it shows like ~ 105,000 frames on a 25 minute video, and at about 33% done it hits the credits, then it encodes a bunch of blank frames that DO NOT exsist in the video.

Any Ideas. I've used the free version and the Plus Trial, same result.

That often happens on this Video-Format. It's because the variabloe Bitrate auf the Audio-Part and the variable Framerate of the Video-Part.

You can try this:
Setting -> Advanced -> Source Range
Mark it, doubleclick it, set the range to the last Videoframe you want.

Or open the Video by using AVISynths DirectShowSource Import Filter and frameserve it to TMPGEnc.

This worked fine and now I've found out theres no audio in the destination file, the format in the source file is mp3 i belive. Why would this be?

i'm new to this game and have just started using the freeware version of tmpgenc the problem is that i converted an avi file to mpeg1 for a vcd,that was fine but when i play the vcd the audio and video are out of sync with each other as i have said i,m new to this game so i,m wondering if i have the program set up incorrectly any help would be welcome especially if it is in laymans language, cheers.

I have some satellite classes I have recorded that are 5 hours. I am trying out the Authoring version and love it. But, is there an easier way to have it determine how much goes on one DVD, then put the rest on a 2nd one?

Thanks for any help.
Wayne

Give MPEG2Schnitt a try. Best MPEG2-Cutting-Program out...

I've recently had trouble converting some WMV files to DVD format.

During playback of the files in edit mode, video pauses for a few seconds while audio keeps playing. After a pause, video resumes in sync with the audio (i.e. it jumps ahead to catch up with the audio).

Pauses occur every few seconds, and always at the same places.

The glitch that takes place in edit mode carries over to encoding, i.e. my converted movies pause exactly as they do in edit mode playback.

Help, please.

-- Milo

>I've recently had trouble converting some WMV files to DVD format.
>
>During playback of the files in edit mode, video pauses for a few seconds while audio keeps playing. After a pause, video resumes in sync with the audio (i.e. it jumps ahead to catch up with the audio).
>
>Pauses occur every few seconds, and always at the same places.
>
>The glitch that takes place in edit mode carries over to encoding, i.e. my converted movies pause exactly as they do in edit mode playback.
>
>Help, please.
>
>-- Milo
>

hi guys

i am using version 2.521.58.169...to convert pal mpg svcd to ntsc film mpg...more and more often i am getting frame freezes.....the resulting encodes are useless...i have checked a few with vdubmpeg and there doesnt seem to be any problems...i used to use a newer version but many mpgs wouldnt open even after changing the environmental settings

any ideas on what i should do?
looter

does TMPEGnc have a filter to apply subttitles? im trying to add subs to an mpeg but virtual dub only records avi's making a reduction in quality of the video.

Do you want subtitles permanently encoded onto the video? Well first, apply the subtitles in Vdub. After it's done, follow this guide:

http://www.videohelp.com/virtualdubframeserve.htm

All you need is VOBSUB.
VOBSUB will automatically add the subs for you when you load the AVI into TMPG.
You must ensure the subs are in the same folder as the AVI and have exactly the same name as the AVI.
http://www.divx-digest.com/software/vobsub.html
To make sure VOBSUB is working play the AVI, you should see a litle green arrow pop up in your task bar.
You should then see the subs in your movie.

The same goes for TMPG.